Whoever had the low bid that year. Most were imported from Belgium and the most likely makers would include, F. Dumoulin & Co., Simonis Janssen & Dumoulin, Henri Pieper, Robert et Cie, Neumann Freres ....
JANSSEN Fils & Cie LIEGE street Lambert le bègue, 4 then street St Gilles, 87 was rested by Joseph JANSSEN (Bench of test of Liege 1865/1897). This firm evolved in time by changing several times of corporate name, that is to say: JANSSEN Fils & Co (bench of tests of LIEGE 1895 - 1937) and rue Lambert Le bègue, 4 to LIEGE.. Etablissements JANSSEN Fils & Co S.A. (bench of tests of LIEGE 1937 - 1951) to LIEGE rue St Gilles,87. Fabrique d'Armes JANSSEN Fils & Co S.A. (bench of tests of LIEGE 1951 to 1954) rue St Gilles, 87 to LIEGE. This company deposited various trademarks of which: JF&C -CAMELLO - HANOVER ARMS Co - NITRO-STEEL - COLONIA LIEGE- ACIER PYROXYLE - JANSSEN SONS & Co - SOUTHERN ARMS Co - COSMOPOLITE.
Cie Scott's birth name is Cie Allman.
Check the name again. The closest I can come would be Demoulin and Co (or 'and Cie'). Most likely, its value will be $150-$250 as a mantle decoration.
Probably prior to WW 1. The .22 Velodog was replaced by the .2 LR and the .25 Auto cartridge. It is a pity, but "Janssen et Fils Co." at Rue Lambert-Le-Begué of Liege, Belgium only worked from 1893 to 1939; WWII interrupted business and after it, from 1946 to 1957 went under a low-activities period, closing since then. They made nice shotguns, rifles and handguns. Janssen et Fils Cie of course means Janssen and Sons Company.
Cie = the abreviation for compagny
Cambridge International Examination (CIE)
Zuber Cie was created in 1797.
Grupo CIE was created in 1990.
No. Cie is not an acceptable Scrabble word.
Cie Scott is 5' 8 1/2".
CIE Camogie Club was created in 1934.